St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-20
NOTABLE WEDDINGS.

a very pleasant wedding LOOK place
on Tuesday evening at the Church of
the Redeemer. That fine edifice was
filed by large congregation, and the
pleasant affair that was the attraction
was the marriage of Earnest K. Head,
of the Nicollet house, to Miss Ella j.
Thomas. daughter of Mrs. Hattie
Thomas. The floral decorations were
very novel and beautiful, being elegant
designs composed of chrySanthemumS,
arranged by c. l.. Smith and rejecting
a good deal of credit on that gentleman.
Rev Marion ID. Shutter performed the
ceremony. DR.. Terrence III. Dorman
acted as best man; Miss Fannie Mari
son. maid of honor. and l.. L. Bintliff,
e. Y. Hidden, A. H. Barnard and Z. NJ.
Scheig acted as uSherS. After the cere-
mOny was over very pleasant recep-
ton was had at the residence of the
young couple, SO Twelfth street south,
till 10 O'Clock, to which the nearest
friends received invitations. George b.
Jones, formerly chief at the NicOllet
house, acted as caterer. The bridal
couple will leave for the East to spend
the honeymoon to-day. after which they
will be at home to their many friends at
the above address.
The marriage of w. j. Hendren and
Miss Anna NJ. Carlisle, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Carlisle, was quietly
SOlemniZed Wednesday afternoon at 4:30
O'Clock at the residence of the brides
mother, at POPS Portland place. Rev. S.
M. Campbell performed the usual cere-
mony, after which wedding supper
was served to few intimate friends and
relatives. Miss Lizzie PalmeS acted as
bridesmaid and Mr.. TOomey as best man.
The bride wore a cream satin, with
white lace, long train and bouquet. The
groom was attired in full dress. Many
handsome and useful presents were re-
ceived by the newly married couple.
The happy pair were stormed with rice
and old boots upon their departure from
the house to the depot, where they took
the train for the East. They will be
absent some two weeks, after which
they will return to Minneapolis and
begin housekeeping on Portland place.
One of the noticeable nuptial events
of the week, which circumstances seem
to combine to make a peculiarly happy
affair, was the wedding Tuesday even
ing at the Church of Our Lady of Lour-
DIES of Thomas Moore, a popular young
business man of this city, and Miss Ella
{. Sweeney. an eStimable young lady,
late of Elroy, n. Y. The altar was
beautifully decorated with flowers, and
there were about 200 friends present to
witness the ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rev. Father Dagnault, as
sisted by Rev. |. j. Lauson, of OSSeo.
The bride was attired in white MORE
crepe du CHEN with silk tulle and white
roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Mamie J.
Sweeney, wore heliOtrope MORE. with
tea roses. Among those who attended
the reception, which took place imme-
diately after the ceremony at the resi-
Mayor Ames. J.H. Miller, NJ. r. ThurlOw.
W. II. Kincaid, James Wilmot, NJ.
Quinlan and wife, A. II. Boyd and wife,
John P. Hoy, P. D. O'COnnor, Joseph
Curry, w. j. Gavin, L. w. Kinney,
Peter Dunn, W, S. Twombly, Gee, Ker-
ridge, Sig. MontenellO, the Misses
Annie, Mamie and Lizzie Quinlan, Miss
Julia Burhardt, Miss Aggie Mccarthy,
Miss Mamie Brander, Miss Carrie York
and Mrs. Hannigan. After the recep-
ton a collation. was served, and then
followed pleasant social time, at the
close of which the wishes of all present
for the prosperity and happiness of Mr..
and Mrs. Moore were expressed by
Mayor, AmeS in felicitOus little address.
The gifts were both numerous and ele-
giant, including 1eager grand piano,
from the groom to the bride,a complete
silver service, from w. S. Twombly,
set of parlOr furniture, a life-SiZe crayOn
portrait OF the bride, executed by the
donor, Miss Mamie Quinlan, and host
of other testimonials to the esteem and
regard of large circle of friends.
Victor j. Welch, of Minneapolis. and
Elizabeth H. Jones, of Detroit, Mich,
were recently married at Detroit.
81. B. Wood. of this city, was married
on Nov. 10 to Miss Kate COngdon, of
Los Gatos, Cal. at. the house of the
bride. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Geo. W. Beatty.
Thomas Wandok. foreman of B.
Eiseele'S cigar factory, was married
Monday to Miss Pauline Floerkey. The
happy couple received many useful and
handsome presents.